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DepartmentTextiles-Europe

Marama

NameHead scarf
Artist Artist Not Recorded
Dateca.1920
Place madeBoroec Village, Strushki Drimkol Municipality, Macedonia, Europe
(not assigned)North Macedonia (Formerly Republic of Macedonia), Southeastern Europe, Europe
MediumCotton, silk, linen
Dimensions49 13/16 × 21 7/16 in. (126.5 × 54.5 cm)
Credit LineMuseum of International Folk Art, gift of Bernard and Susan Ziobro, A.2016.1.4
Object numberA.2016.1.4
DescriptionThis white linen scarf has a rolled edge with one corner inverted and sewn down with red thread. The five corners have cross-stitched flowers in bright reds, greens, blues, yellows, as well as pale pink, lavender, and salmon. The scarf's center hem area, above the embroidered fringed bands, has a stalk with five evenly spaced cross-stitched flowers. The band is woven in red and dark blue, with silk emroidered geometric forms that include crosses, and fringe of red cotton yarn, interspersed with braids of red and white.
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